Phone numbers for every customer, in 90+ countries
Activate local, toll-free, shared-cost, virtual mobile and international numbers for your customers, or port their existing numbers with help from our porting team.
- Numbers in 90+ countries
- Porting from 80+ countries
- Voice and SMS
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What your customers get
Local numbers
Numbers for cities and areas, giving customers a local presence wherever they trade.
Virtual mobile numbers
Mobile numbers without a SIM card. Calls and SMS over the internet, including SMS to email.
Toll-free and national numbers
One number for the whole country, free to call or at a shared cost.
Phonewords
Customers can port in a number that spells a word or brand name.
No busy lines
Each inbound number handles multiple simultaneous calls.
Managed porting
Our porting team works with the losing carrier and keeps you updated through portal chat.
Number types
The right number for each customer
Local numbers give a presence in a city or area. Toll-free and national numbers give one number for the whole country. Virtual mobile numbers handle calls and SMS without a SIM card.
- Routing by caller ID or location
- SMS on virtual mobile numbers
- International numbers in 90+ countries
Porting
Porting handled by our team
Submit the application in the portal and our team deals with the losing carrier. Customers can add the number to their call flow before the port completes, ready for cutover.
- Track progress and chat in the portal
- Temporary number while the port runs
- Single numbers or whole number ranges
Location-based routing
One national number, routed to the nearest branch
Numbers that support location-based routing can send each call to the store, branch or office nearest the caller. Any number can also be routed on the caller ID, so staff make fewer internal transfers.
At a glance
Key facts
- Coverage
- 90+ countries
- Porting
- From 80+ countries
- Number types
- Local, toll-free, shared-cost, virtual mobile
- Port times
- By number type and country
Questions
Reselling Phone numbers
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How long does a port take?
It depends on the number type and the country. Single numbers are usually quicker than number ranges, and the porting guide for each country lists typical times.
What do I need to submit a port?
The losing carrier’s name, the account number, the numbers to port and an invoice from the last 3 months. Without an invoice, written confirmation from the provider or a statutory declaration can prove ownership.
Will the number go down during cutover?
Cutover usually takes a few minutes while routing updates between providers, but there is a potential 4-hour window where the number might be down. Setting up the call flow beforehand keeps the switch simple.
Can a virtual mobile number receive verification codes?
Yes. It works like any mobile number for calls and SMS. Some third parties, such as WhatsApp, may limit a number that was previously registered on their platform.
Read the guide
Step-by-step guides in the knowledge base, ready to share with your customers.
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